Sentence examples for compulsory survey from inspiring English sources

Scotland's last census did not contain a question on sexual orientation due to concerns about people's privacy and the "public acceptability" of including such a question in a compulsory survey, it says.

This is a compulsory survey of all doctors working in New Zealand who complete it as part of their annual registration application.

The microcensus is a regular compulsory survey of a representative one percent sample of all inhabitants in Germany.

The new law ends the two-year-old monopoly that permitted the National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research to conduct compulsory surveys prior to large-scale construction.

For its purpose, a random sample of the French population was obtained from the files of INSEE, the National Institute for Statistical and Economic Studies, in charge of censuses and compulsory surveys.

Authentication log-ins and compulsory surveys decrease use of websites [ 29], which detracts from the purpose of allowing free use of the digital storytelling system.

We estimated residential exposure to traffic by the distances between residence and major roads (freeways and federal highways), using administrative digitized maps based on compulsory surveying and mapping of all buildings with a precision of at least 0.5 m (MapInfo GmbH, Raunheim, Germany).

The novel tells the story of a Japanese American man of draft age in a World War II internment camp, who answers "no" on a compulsory government survey asking whether he is willing to serve in the U.S. armed forces and to swear allegiance to the United States.

For example, in Italy and Hungary, a limited number of specialists are allowed to prescribe the NOACs; to finalize the prescription, these specialists are required to fill out an electronic case report form, contributing to a compulsory national survey (www.agenziafarmaco.gov.it).

The first two surveys (2006/08) were conducted: before the new legislation established palliative medicine as a compulsory subject; one survey immediately after spreading the new requirements (2010); and the last one after implementation should have been accomplished widely, in order to fulfill obligatory examination prerequisites in 2012.

Half of those surveyed said they intended to retain compulsory language study.